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by piskov 1y ago
> extraordinary move to ensure a sufficient supply of its chips remains available in Europe amid rising global trade tensions. It’s like they beg China to do something with Taiwan.
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by piskov 1y ago
> as it gets better See how airjets progressed in the last 50 years (they haven’t). — This thing you are talking about doesn’t understand its output. I would love this to progress however. — If you are interested in human-level AI don’t
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by piskov 1y ago
> i tried running npm test and it was completely borked > one problem, of course, was that the tests were entirely bullshit. > whenever it would start getting lazy or confused i'd restart the session. often a failure would &qu
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by piskov 1y ago
Are you sure? Even at launch, Silverlight 1.0 supported IE, Firefox, and Safari
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by piskov 1y ago
Silverlight at some point was part of windows update, so most people needn’t do anything — just open the link.
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by piskov 1y ago
What web standards? :-) Stuff like angularjs was basically created for the same reason flash/silverlight went down — iphone
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by piskov 1y ago
The same reason Typescript exists
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by piskov 1y ago
I expected to see CIA somewhere in the article :-)
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by piskov 1y ago
Microsoft Silverlight. Full C# instead of god forbidden js. Full vector dpi aware UI, with grid, complex animation, and all other stuff that html5/css didn’t have in 2018 but silverlight had even in 2010 (probable even earlier). MVVM p
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by piskov 1y ago
With 5k/6k displays ordinary tiling is a joke: windows are too big. So apps like moon are far better option. On Windows there is no such thing as Moom, so I use tiling manager like komorebi. As a person switching between different OSs
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by piskov 1y ago
It doesn’t force you with tiles (on 6k xdr tiles are a joke). Its two-stage popup is a game changer. Ie you show it via caps-a, then press one letter to move window anywhere. And it allows you to specify any arbitrary size and position and
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by piskov 1y ago
> It's time for us to grow anti-fragility and independence. And we should expect China to do the same. Now imagine if people stopped strong-arming each other.
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by piskov 1y ago
Part of the book has been swept up in the replication crisis facing psychology and the social sciences. It was discovered many prominent research findings were difficult or impossible for others to replicate, and thus the original findings
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by piskov 1y ago
The whole reason was working in the browser. WPF was great for desktop, albeit Windows only. So that was wrecked after .net framework became .net core (and thus needed crossplatform). Then some shitheads at Microsoft got the “release new UI
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by piskov 1y ago
Battery and mobile performance is what killed flash and silverlight as an aftermath in the first place. See “Thoughts on Flash” by Steve Jobs https://web.archive.org/web/20170615060422/https://www.apple..
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by piskov 1y ago
Many .net devs knowing c# in the enterprise. The same way that got angularjs and later vue popular — typescript + mvvm pattern more closely resemble normal c# code
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by piskov 1y ago
My nation-wide C# Silverlight app lasted almost 12 years. And it had grid, animations, what have you in 2010 better than most html5 in 2018. Not to mention tooling. And you know what? No matter the browser, no matter the OS it all worked an
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by piskov 1y ago
> We are shifting, rapidly and irreversibly, from a world defined by pixels and layouts to a world defined by weights, prompts, context, and policies. Such confidence. Just like web 3.0 bros. a) nothing is irreversible; b) nothing is rap
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by piskov 1y ago
Broke: cure cancer, new physics, agi, take your jobs, what have you. Please give us a trillion. Woke: AI slop tictoc to waste millions of human-hours.
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by piskov 1y ago
You do see how the same story looks with shift by one operation? Enemies getting stronger, russia growing weaker, and finally, trying to do something about it. It’s like chicken and the egg situation. The only dumb thing to do is escalate t
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by piskov 1y ago
StopTheMadness for Safari makes this kind of shit go away.
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by piskov 1y ago
Before you told me that drones were sent intentionally. Now you recede to “mistake” and “not a single good decision”. If you imply some country is stupid and every thing they do is a mistake, that — at very least — is grave mistake for any
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by piskov 1y ago
It’s in the realm of probability but very thin for me. As always: the means, the benefits. How would Russia benefit? > EU leaders meeting in Copenhagen backed plans to strengthen European defenses, including a proposed "drone wall,&
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by piskov 1y ago
That’s some far fetched piece (based on what is above the paywall). For jets argument you must first understand where Kaliningrad is: something akin to Alaska for US — open the map to see what European countries are invariably in between.
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by piskov 1y ago
First, as an advertiser you want those sweet-sweet people with money. Second, if they put “display: hidden” on ads doesn’t mean they will create and use entirely other architecture, data flow and storage, just for those pro users.
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by piskov 1y ago
Google and trust are an oxymoron
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by piskov 1y ago
I don’t pay $200 per month to use a product tightly coupled for ad revenue (ahem tracking). That’s why I use Kagi, Hey, Telegram, Apple (for now) etc. I really hope OpenAI can build a sustainable model which is not based on that.
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by piskov 1y ago
> There are currently 2 of us Nope. No. Thank you. Props for featuring Kagi though.
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by piskov 1y ago
For the love of god please use (and pay for) Kagi. I cannot possibly fathom how they stay afloat with just 50k+ users.
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by piskov 1y ago
What apps with local llm top app store charts?

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